Youtube Video Editor

Incubator Lab

Worldwide Remote (LATAM), US-based EST hoursContractMiddle

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Experience: 2+ years

Requirements

2+ years editing short-form social video (YouTube Shorts/Ads preferred)
Strong proficiency in Adobe Premiere Pro
Strong proficiency in Media Encoder
Working knowledge of After Effects for captions and visual effects
Expert-level understanding of pacing
Expert-level understanding of audio mixing
Expert-level understanding of music selection
Portfolio must specifically showcase Direct Response or UGC-style ads
Portfolio must include examples of best hooks
Portfolio must include proof of UGC integration (making raw phone footage look like a high-converting ad)
Portfolio must include ads that demonstrate high engagement through editing

Responsibilities

Edit short-form YouTube ads and Shorts designed to drive performance and conversions
Prioritize results over "cinematic flair," focusing on high-retention editing that stops the scroll
Create short-form video ads tailored for YouTube's ecosystem
Use "pattern interrupts" like zooms, captions, and sound design to keep viewers engaged
Focus heavily on the first 3 seconds to create aggressive, scroll-stopping hooks
Edit multiple versions of the same content to test different hooks or visual styles
Maintain high-volume output while ensuring pacing, color, and audio are top-tier

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